Coal India Ltd (CIL), which contributes 84 per cent of the country's production, is likely to end the current fiscal with a shortfall against its annual production target for 2016-17, analysts and industry stakeholders say.

To protest against divestment and strategic sale in the nationalised coal sector, Coal India workers will go on a nationwide strike on September 2, the company said today. The protest will also entail the demand

New Delhi: The state-owned CIL is getting ready to start auction of coal linkages to the non-power sector, including steel and cement, either by March-end or early April."We are looking to begin the auction of

New Delhi: Taking a step further in government's reform drive, Union Cabinet today took a number of decisions including approval of 10 per cent stake sale in state-owned Coal India Ltd besides initial public offer

Nagpur: Western Coalfields (WCL), a Coal India arm, has finalised a capital investment plan of a whopping Rs 6,280 crore till 2019-20 in a phased manner. The major chunk of investment, which works out to

Kolkata: State-owned Coal India Limited (CIL) on Friday said it has extended financial assistance of Rs.15 crore to Housing Infrastructure Development Corporation (HIDCO) to purchase three electric buses and an electric car."While CIL contributed the

Kolkata: PSU behemoth Coal India, which is facing constraints in evacuation infrastructure, is planning to realign its logistics management of railway rakes to increase evacuation by additional 5-8 per cent. “We are trying to push

Kolkata: Coal India has missed the production target for the financial year 2014-15 by 3 per cent, recording an output of 494.23 million tonnes.The company's output target was 507 mt for the fiscal, Coal India

New Delhi: The next phase of auction of coal mines will begin shortly, government told the Lok Sabha today.“In the first phase, the government had auctioned 19 coal mines. The second phase, under more mines

New Delhi: In the biggest-ever disinvestment, the 10 per cent stake sale in Coal India was today over-subscribed fetching the goverment about Rs 22,600 crore largely helped by domestic financial institutions.Over-subscribed by 1.07 times, the